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TikTok Now the Top Social Media App for News Among Young People: Survey
"43% of U.S. adults aged 18 to 29 said they regularly get news from TikTok in 2025, surpassing YouTube and Facebook."
ESPN Going Direct-To-Consumer Leads Barrett Media’s Top 5 TV Sports Stories of 2025
"Many stories captured headlines, but ESPN's decision to go direct-to-consumer easily topped the list as the most important sports television story of 2025."
Brandon Tierney Addresses WFAN Exit: “That Chapter Is Shut”
"Do I think WFAN made a mistake? Yeah, I absolutely do. I have no problem saying that, but it doesn't matter. I don't own WFAN and I don't get to make those decisions"
Main Street Sports Group Reportedly Could Shut Down if DAZN Sale Falls Through
"The scenario would return broadcast rights for 30 professional teams across the NBA, NHL and MLB to the individual franchises"
Brandon Tierney Teases New Program On YouTube Following WFAN Exit
"Tierney announced the launch of a new digital program titled Unkillable to Unleashed"
Netflix and YouTube Are Proving We All Want What We Don’t Have
Neither company lacks strength where it already plays. That dominance, however, apparently no longer feels sufficient.
Fox News Sees More Than 300 Million YouTube Views in November
The network has already secured its best performance ever in one year on the platform before the month of December is accounted for.
Colin Cowherd: Podcasts Are Not “Selling Out” by Signing Video Exclusives With Netflix
"Let's say Pardon My Take does lose some audience. If they're getting an additional 4 million each from the company, you take it"
Is Netflix’s Podcast Shopping Spree a Giant Gamble for Creators?
"Creators are trading a guaranteed check for a partnership with an unproven player—one that may even put barriers between them and the audience they’ve spent years building"
YouTube Secures Exclusive Agreement To Stream ‘The Oscars’ Beginning in 2029
"We are thrilled to enter into a multifaceted global partnership with YouTube to be the future home of the Oscars and our year-round Academy programming"